Mobatime ECO-DC User manual

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Quick Installation Guide
ECO-DC Wifi Digital Clock‘s
The WiFi clock has default network settings, which are used to connect the clock to a computer with Hotspot
function.
Once this connection to the WiFi clock is established, the clock network settings must be changed to the final
settings of customers existing WiFi network.
Step
To Do
Notes
1.
Connecting to the WiFi clock using the
Hotspot function of your computer.
1. Use a windows 10 OS based
computer that is capable of WiFi.
2. Open the Mobile Hotspot menu
on your computer
3. Configure your mobile hotspot
with the default settings of the
WiFi clock:
Network Name: MOBA-WIFI
Password: hgfedcba
Network Band: 2.4 GHz
4. Turn on the hotspot on your
computer
5. Plug in the clock to mains power
6. Set value 2 in item P15 in the
main MENU. Please see clock
manual for instruction.
7. Check on the computer if the
WiFi clock is connected correctly
to the hotspot. You can Check
also the displayed MAC address
to ensure the connection of the
right clock.
2.
Now connect to the clock with telnet.
1. Install the freeware “Putty” on
your computer. Make sure that
(Example: Putty https://www.putty.org/)

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the software is installed
correctly on your computer.
2. Connect with Putty (connection
type telnet) to your WiFi clock.
For this, you need the clocks IP
address which is displayed on
the hotspot configuration
overview.
3. Click “Open” and enter the
Password: 718084
Now you have access to the
clock via the putty tool.
3.1
DHCP
Option 1:
Integrate the WiFi clock into the
desired WiFi network with DHCP.
For this, the information about your
WiFi network with DHCP is needed:
a. SSID
b. Password
c. Security/ encrypt. type
d. NTP Server
e. Network operation
mode: unicast, DHCPv4
f. Change Wifi Mode to
the above defined
network
Use the following commands for the
WiFi clock configuration.
1. Putty: wifi –s <SSID>
As example wifi –s Mobatime
Press “enter” and continue with
step 2 - 8
2. Putty: wifi –p <Password>
3. Putty: wifi –w <Encryption type
see on the printscreen>
4. Putty: conf –u1 <NTP Server>
Example for WiFi network settings:

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5. Putty: conf –p8:03
6. Putty: wifi –m 1
7. Putty: exit
With the command “exit” the
configuration settings will be submitted
to the WiFi clock. Your WiFi clock is now
connected to your local WiFi network.
After "exit" this message appears, which is normal.
3.2
Static
Option 2:
Integrate the clock into the desired
WiFi with static IP.
For this, the information about your
wifi without DHCP is needed:
a. SSID
b. Password
c. Security/ encrypt. Type
d. Network operation
mode: unicast, manual
network settings
e. IP
f. Gateway
g. Subnetmask
h. NTP Server
i. DNS Server
j. Change Wifi Mode
Use the following commands for the
WiFi clock configuration.
1. Putty: wifi –s <SSID>
As example wifi –s Mobatime
Press “enter” and continue with
step 2 - 11
2. Putty: wifi –p <Password>
3. Putty: wifi –w <Encryption type
see on the printscreen>
4. Putty: conf –p8:02
5. Putty: conf –i <IP>
6. Putty: conf –s <Subnet Mask>
7. Putty: conf –g <Gateway>
8. Putty: conf –u1 <NTP Server>
9. Putty: conf –d <DNS Server>
10. Putty: wifi –m 1
11. Putty: exit
With the command “exit” the
configuration settings will be submitted
to the WiFi clock. Your WiFi clock is now
connected to your local WiFi network.
After "exit" this message appears, which is normal, because of lost
network connection.
5.
Configure the correct time zone.
1. Connect to your clock with a
telnet client
2. Putty: conf –p6:<ZoneTable>